As hacking incidents continue to increase day by day, hackers recently hacked a Nasdaq X account to promote a fake memecoin.
Accordingly, hackers took control of Nasdaq’s X account and used it to promote and increase the price of a memecoin called STONKS.
The attackers associated a fake X account as a Nasdaq-linked account and tweeted under the guise of an official Nasdaq account, recommending the new meme coin STONKS.
This share managed to attract the attention of investors. In a short time, the market value of STONKS skyrocketed and jumped to 80 million dollars in a few hours, but it crashed shortly after.
It has been revealed that STONKS, introduced under the name Nasdaq, is a copy of the meme coin of the same name based on Solana.
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Hackers Targeted Nasdaq This Time! They Advertised Altcoin, Price Rose First Then Crashed!
As hacking incidents continue to increase day by day, hackers recently hacked a Nasdaq X account to promote a fake memecoin.
Accordingly, hackers took control of Nasdaq’s X account and used it to promote and increase the price of a memecoin called STONKS.
The attackers associated a fake X account as a Nasdaq-linked account and tweeted under the guise of an official Nasdaq account, recommending the new meme coin STONKS.
This share managed to attract the attention of investors. In a short time, the market value of STONKS skyrocketed and jumped to 80 million dollars in a few hours, but it crashed shortly after.
It has been revealed that STONKS, introduced under the name Nasdaq, is a copy of the meme coin of the same name based on Solana.